Bunch Of Flowers Chamba, Himachal Pradesh

Material : Woolen

Color : Grey

Sleeve Type : Full Sleeves

Pattern : Plain

Occasion : Casual Wear

Country of Origin : India

The Himachali shawl is a woolen fabric (mill spun or hand spun) measuring 1mtrs x 2mtrs. It is draped around and over the shoulders and chest. The fiber is merino wool, local sheep wool, pashmina, angora and mixture of these. Yak hairs are also used to add variety.rnrnThe yarn used are mill dyed and also of natural wool color. The Kulvi designs and motifs woven today have originally been derived fromrnintricate kinnauri designs that have been enlarged enormously and simplified with the passage of time.

Material : Woolen

Color : Pink

Knitting Type : Hand Made

Style : Fancy

Gender : Female

Age Group : Adults

Pattern : Embroidered

Packaging Type : Poly Bag

Type : Himachali Shawl

Country of Origin : India

Cap,the glorious crown of Himachal Pradesh are now a recognized fashion logo in every hue. Colorful caps fascinate everyone at first instance.rnrnThe traditional yet stylish headgear has derived its name from the place of its origin. Locally, it is called as Kullu topi, Malana Topi, Kinnauri Topi, Bushehri Topi and is an important part of a local man’s attire/apparel/garments. Alike Kullu district, in some of the other districts also, cap is an important part of male’s and Female’s attire.rnrnThe designs of the caps represent the area. The Kullu cap is round in shape and is flat on the top. A band of colorful border brightens the front with beautiful pattern, which is separately woven on small looms and the back portion, which covers the head is made of local woolen yarn and sometimes is also made of cotton or any other light material.rnrnThese days, plain velvet caps in maroon and green colors are also available in the market. Once use of bright colors in the cap was the significant feature of the caps but nowadays, vegetable colours are being used.rnrnThese caps are categorized as small, medium and large. The price of a Kullu cap depends on the cloth used and the pattern on the border.

Country of Origin : India

Size : Small, Medium, Free

Occasion : Formal wear

Wash Care : Handwash

The Chamba Rumal or Chamba handkerchief is an embroidered handicraft that was once promoted under the patronage of the former rulers of Chamba kingdom. It is a common item of gift during marriages with detailed patterns in bright and pleasing colour schemesrnWhen we say Rumal, a small square piece of cloth or handkerchief, an everyday item, flashes in front of our eyes. Rumal is the Persian word for kerchief…but we do not use this Chamba Rumal for wiping hands and faces; it is a pure form of art, culture, and heritage — a perfect display of Himalayan embroidery and crafts traditions. ’The Chamba Rumal gets its name from Chamba, a hill station in Himachal Pradesh, where it has been practiced for centuries and patronized by the kings of Himachal Pradesh. This region is also known for its miniature Pahari (mountain) paintings.rnrnOriginating from the Chamba Valley, a flourishing 18th and early 20th-century mountainous region of North India, the Chamba Rumal is a form of hand embroidery. Due to the theme being like those painted on miniature paintings, it has also been called ‘Paintings in Embroidery’.

Material : Cotton

Shape : Square

Color : Multicolor

Size : 25 X 25 Cm

Type : Chamba Handcrafted Rumal

Country of Origin : India

The Chamba Rumal or Chamba handkerchief is an embroidered handicraft that was once promoted under the patronage of the former rulers of Chamba kingdom. It is a common item of gift during marriages with detailed patterns in bright and pleasing colour schemesrnWhen we say Rumal, a small square piece of cloth or handkerchief, an everyday item, flashes in front of our eyes. Rumal is the Persian word for kerchief…but we do not use this Chamba Rumal for wiping hands and faces; it is a pure form of art, culture, and heritage — a perfect display of Himalayan embroidery and crafts traditions. ’The Chamba Rumal gets its name from Chamba, a hill station in Himachal Pradesh, where it has been practiced for centuries and patronized by the kings of Himachal Pradesh. This region is also known for its miniature Pahari (mountain) paintings.rnrnOriginating from the Chamba Valley, a flourishing 18th and early 20th-century mountainous region of North India, the Chamba Rumal is a form of hand embroidery. Due to the theme being like those painted on miniature paintings, it has also been called ‘Paintings in Embroidery’.

Material : Cotton

Shape : Square

Color : Multicolor

Size : 25 X 25 Cm

Technics : Handcrafted

Pattern : Embroidered

Type : Chamba Handcrafted Rumal

Country of Origin : India

The Chamba thal is a traditional plate and is a significant part of the Chamba metal craft. Brass Plates are embossed with images of Gods and Goddesses.rnrnThe proess is painstaking since the plates are handmade.First, a design is superimposed on a plain brass plate, and then it is manually embossed using tiny tools, one mm at a time. Two types of Thaal are prevalent in the metal craft traditions of Chamba. -rnrnGanesh Thaal: As it is obvious with its name that Lord Ganesha occupies the central position in this plate. A four-handed image of Shri Ganesh is shown decorated with conch, bangles, crown, garland, etc.rnrnVishnu Thaal: This relatively bigger-sized plate consists of Lord Vishnu seated on the lotus as the central image and surrounded by other incarnations-Matsya, Kurma/ Kachchhap, Varah, Narsingh, Vamana, Parshuram, Shri Ram, Shri Krishna, and the Kalki. Besides these, artists have also started preparing varieties of Thaal in different shapesrnlike rectangular, square, hexagonal, etc

Material : Brass

Surface Finishing : Polished

Shape : Round

Color : Golden

Condition : New

Feature : Rust Proof, High Tensile, High Quality

Technics : Handcrafted

Type : Chamba Handcrafted Brass Thall

Country of Origin : India